Still struggling with getting up on time. I love having a morning routine where I can get up, eat breakfast and then maybe do a small little workout. But my bed is so comfy when my alarm first goes off! I wish it was easier to jump out of bed and get going. Does anyone have tips for feeling inspired to wake up in the morning and get out of bed? Especially, if you aren’t a morning person to begin with?

1. **Preparation the Night Before**: Reduce morning stress by preparing things the night before. Lay out your workout clothes, prepare breakfast ingredients, and set up your workspace. This can make the morning feel less daunting and streamline your routine.

2. **Gradual Alarm**: Instead of a sudden alarm that may be jarring, try using a sunrise alarm clock that gradually lights up your room or an app that slowly increases sound volume. This can make waking up feel more natural and less abrupt.

3. **Set Multiple Alarms**: Place your alarm clock or phone across the room so you have to get out of bed to turn it off. You can set multiple alarms a few minutes apart to help you gradually wake up.

4. **Motivational Rewards**: Give yourself something to look forward to in the morning, whether it’s a special kind of coffee, a favorite breakfast, or a brief episode of a show you like. This can make mornings something you actually look forward to.

5. **Morning Affirmations**: Start your day with positive affirmations or motivational quotes. You could set these as notifications on your phone for when you wake up, or write them on sticky notes around your room.

6. **Accountability Partners**: Pair up with a friend or family member who is also trying to improve their morning routine. Check in with each other in the morning for extra motivation and accountability.

7. **Consistent Sleep Schedule**: Try to go to bed and wake up at the same time every day, even on weekends. This helps regulate your body’s internal clock and can make waking up early a more natural process.

8. **Evaluate Your Environment**: Ensure your sleeping environment is optimal for good quality sleep. This includes a comfortable mattress and pillows, a cool room temperature, and minimal noise and light.

9. **Morning Exercise**: If you enjoy a morning workout, keep it interesting by varying your activities. It might be yoga one day, a brisk walk the next, or a dance workout. The endorphin boost from exercise can improve your mood and energy for the rest of the day.

10. **Reflection and Adjustment**: Keep a journal of your morning experiences and reflect on what works and what doesn’t. Over time, adjust your routines to maximize what helps you feel most awake and motivated.

Starting your day positively and energetically can significantly impact your overall productivity and mood. These strategies might take some experimentation to see what best suits you, but they could lead to more enjoyable and effective mornings.

Find something that you really enjoy. For me, I’m obsessed with coffee. I can’t wait to drink more. I can’t drink any at night, lest I ruin my entire week, so I have to get up early to get it